Market Summary Yesterday and Year to Date
Yesterday's market totals show New York sales at 191 002 shares and Boston at 12 390 shares. U S Steel led New York with 43 900 shares and Alaska Gold led Boston with 2250 shares. Year to date since Jan 1 1913 New York 73 353 402 shares and Boston 4 663 455 shares. Compared with last year New York 110 898 400 shares and Boston 9 799 274 shares. Largest gain in New York was Great Northern pref 5 8 to 124 1 8. largest loss Mexican Petroleum 7 to 57. In Boston McElwain 1st pref rose 11 4 to 90 1 4 while Mackay Cos pref fell 7 4 to 62 3 4. Call money in New York 6 to 10 percent and Boston 4 1 2 to 6 percent. Time money New York 4 1 2 to 6 percent and Boston 5 to 6 percent.
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New York
Boston
U. S. Steel
Alaska Gold
Great Northern
Mexican Petroleum
McElwain
Mackay Cos
Market reacts to fluctuating call money in New York
In New York, call money swung between 5 and 10 percent as the market absorbed a liquidity flare. Renewals at 6 percent, peaking to 10, pressured offerings and kept stock trading light with modest declines early, then gradual late gains. Mexico issues and railroad earnings weighed on sentiment.
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New York
Interborough
Mexico
Mexico Petroleum
New York Central
New Haven
Market Dips in Quiet Close as 12.3 Percent Shares Trade
Boston reports a small month end session with 12.3 percent shares traded approximately 64 600 in bonds and 13 186 rights. New York orders backed Alaska Gold and United States Steel while Granby Consolidated Butte Superior announced new properties. Copper focus centered on Amalgamated stock down a point ex dividend. The overall tone remained irregular.
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KC M & Bino Sa
Alaska
Arizona
Atchison
Bos
ITE
Bos & Corbin
Boa & Maine
Butte Ballak
Butte & Sup
Fitchburg Pf
Talane Creek
Island Creek
Raby Ra
Mackay Cos
Ae Cettral
Mass Elee
foLlwain J Pf
Gido
Miami
Nevada
Ny&n Se
Ny&n Hrte
Nipissing
North Butte
phattuck-Aris
A & Bus
Swift & C
United Fruit
Boston
New York
Alaska Gold
United States Steel
Granby Consolidated
Butte & Superior
Metals markets report steady copper prices and shipments
The copper market remains quiet with electro lytic price at 1624 cents. Exports for the week ended Oct 30 totaled 3616 tons, lifting year to date shipments to 318,084 tons, 40,539 tons above the prior year.
Bond market notes and city bond bids in New England
Worcester bids due Nov 3 for 230700 dollars of 4 percent serial public improvement bonds covering loans for playgrounds hospitals streets hospital land shop sewers and water works. In Watertown Massachusetts bids awarded 13000 4150 geria school bonds to F Sewer and water bond refunds and construction bonds bid in West Hartford Connecticut due Dec 1 1913.
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Worcester
Mass
City Hospital
Philadelphia
Watertown
Maas
Ewer & Co
New New Gerings Bank
Chelsea
Estabrook & Co
George A. Fernald & Co
Blodget Mfc
Peine
Webber & ‘O
R. L. Daviss
Rolling’ & Sons
Old Colony Trust Co
Adams Eds
Clement, Parker & Co
Merrill, Oiunes & Co
Parkinson & Burr
Board of Finance of
West Hartford
Conn
Trade review sees recession confined to industry lines
R G Dun and Company notes in its weekly trade review that mercantile conditions stay favorable while industrial demand declines. Iron and steel show stronger price concessions and mill slackening. labor issues persist in some sectors. Cotton foods firms are active, raw material costs push up values. Mill hand scarcity delays deliveries. wholesale irregularities persist but overall business is fair and merchants are confident. Leather goods exporters see steady orders. footwear wholesalers cover needs and factories run well. U.S. failures total 296 this week versus 289 last year. Canada 60 versus 66 a year ago.
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New York
United States
Canada
State Street Topics on Investment Value and Blue Sky Laws
Bankers in Chicago discuss the value of investments moving away from risky schemes. They credit blue sky restrictions for curbing wildcat ventures and fostering a sound industry built on honest service for broad public support.
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Chicago
Market Commentary on Woolen Shares and Banking Liquidity
A broker argues American Woolen stock may benefit from war demand for woolen goods, while a separate note discusses rising call money to 10 percent signaling possible poor bank results. Interior remittances show a net bank loss around 1.9 million with weekend payrolls likely to widen the figure.
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Mexico
Granby expands property acquisitions including Midas mine
Granby management exercises its option on the Midas copper mine in Valdez Alaska with ore running 5 percent or better. Snow Shoe claim in Phoenix camp appears to develop satisfactorily and may be acquired soon. A third optioned property could become a strong successor to the original Granby property. The company also plans extensive development and exploration separate from Hidden Creek while seeking to rehabilitate ore reserves.
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Granby
Midas
Valdez
Alaska
Phoenix Camp
Hidden Creek
Trade currents show irregular movement in October
Bradstreet's notes uneven trade in New York as fall activity peaks then wanes with interior demand rising for winter goods. Iron and steel demand cools while shoe makers gain cautious optimism. Textile markets vary by commodity with cotton goods soft and worsted yarns active. Bank clearings total 3.181 billion dollars for the week ending Oct 30. Exports wheat and flour and corn figures listed. Cooler weather boosts dry goods trade in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Jrebbers
Canada
Bond Market Totals Decline From Yesterday and Week
Total bond sales reached 1,666,000, down from 2,505,000 yesterday and 1,816,000 a week ago. Year to date sales stand at 422,976,000 versus 587,960,000 a year ago.
Copper firm shows assets and deficits for year ending 1913
Davis Daly Copper Company reports current assets of 151 254 dollars and current liabilities of 33 142 dollars leaving net quick assets of 118 000 dollars. Expenses exceed income by 97 343 dollars while 2 165 917 pounds of copper were produced at 16.32 cents per pound. The ore average grade is 3.247 percent copper and 6.96 ounces of silver. Butte and Superior purchases the Deadwood and Damarat claims adjoining Black Rock mine. Development progresses to the Damarat boundary. no work near Deadwood.
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Davis-Daly Copper Company
Butte & Superior
Deadwood
Damarat
Black Rock
Butte
Minerals Separation Company
Hyde
Butte & Superior Company
Cace
Income tax starts on path today in Washington
The 1913 income tax begins its rollout with banks and corporations withholding at the source starting tomorrow while individuals earning over two thousand dollars a year must file returns next March. The Treasury experts anticipate complexities and debates over regulations as officials push to implement the revenue measure following the constitutional amendment.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Wilson
Williams
Internal Revenue
Speer
Treasury
Certificates of Deposit Endorsement at Old Colony Trust
New York on October 30 1913 certificates may be presented for payment or endorsement at the Old Colony Trust Company Boston Mass Speyer and Co handling interest and related matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers Trust Company
Wall Street
New York City
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Mass
Speyer & CO
Cars Stop In Indianapolis Strike Brief
Indianapolis street railway and traction company employees went on strike at 11 o clock. Twenty minutes later nearly every car had returned to the barns and been deserted by the strikers. Officials would not say whether operations would resume tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Street Railway and Traction Companies of
Brooklyn holds control of Newark club in league plan
Newark New Jersey October 31 Control of the Newark baseball club in the International league will stay with the Brooklyn National league owners for now. Newark businessmen abandoned the bid to buy control after deeming the valuation of 852 shares at 137000 dollars excessive as set by Charles Hibbets, president of the Brooklyn club.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Baseball Club
Brooklyn
Charles Hibbets
Yale Brown Game Officials Announced For Next Week
Officials for the Yale Brown game were announced with referee Michael Thompson of Georgetown and umpire Dr Carl Williams of the University of Pennsylvania. Maesman A J Costello of Cornell named as official.
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New Haven
Conn
Michael Thompson
Georgetown
Carl W Williams
University of Pennsyvania
Maesman
A. J. Costello
Cornell
Ice laden ships speed to harbor as tug Greenough debuts
Three vessels chartered to load ice at Maine ports and rush it to T Wharf. The tug Chas. P. Greenough arrives after building at Rockland and is described as a fine wooden towboat. Reports include cargoes for the Wintfredian bound for Liverpool, United Fruit steamer Cibao arrivals, and recent fish landings at T Wharf with dealer prices.
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T Wharf
Maine
Boylester
Searsport
Clarence H. Venner
Sargentville
Fannie C. Bowen
Chas. P. Greenough
Rockland
Commercial Tow Boat Company
Greenough
Chesap Peake Bay
Wintfredian
Liverpool
England
United Fruit
Cibao
Port Antonio
Kingston
Port Marin
William H. Clifford
Norfolk
Boston
Hattie H. Barbour
Margaret Haskell
Vineyard Haven
Ken Wood
Port Au Spain
New York
Sea Gate
White Star
Cretic
Hydrographic Office
Leyland Uner
Johnson
North Land
Portland
Leyland
Inner Cambrian
Queenstown
United States
Ammen
Burrows
Patterson
Trippe
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Guantanamo Bay
Antwerp
Shipping News Details Cargoes and Arrivals Across Ports
A lengthy shipping list records numerous vessels including the Brutus Ammen Burrows Patterson Trippe and City of Memphis among others arriving or sailing via Newport News Newburyport and Gloucester. Tugs barges and schooners such as George S Stetson Electric Light and Addie and Nattle are noted with routes to Philadelphia New York and Norfolk and several steamers including Caledonian Cibao and Numidian are mentioned along with destinations like Portland Bangor and Hoboken.
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U. S
Brutus
Smith
Norfolk
Ammen
Burrows
Patterson
Trippe
Newport
Caledonian
Cannon
Manchester
Cibao
Nor
Danielson
Port Antonio
Kingston
Port Maria
City of Memphis
Garfield
Savannah
H. M. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Iy State
Strout
Portland
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Rockland
Hawthorne
Bath
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Gloucester
City of
Friendship
Addie
Nattle
Cunningham
Vinalhaven
J. R. Atwood
Brennan
Ise An Alaut
CC. B. Harrington
Tranva
Isle Au Haut
James L. Maloy
White
South Gardiner
Taura E. Melanson
Melanson
Xeble C. Stubbs
McLean
Apple River
Warren B. Potter
Pierson
Rockport
Portland Packet
Grant
Franklin
Nellie Grant
Belatty
Winifredian
Sheperd
Liverpool
Port’ Antonio
Numidian
McKillop
Glasgow
Katabdin
Macbeth
Charleston
Jacksonville
Mary Awdry
Galert
St. John's
Percy
Evans
Angtian
Toodon
Prives Arthur
Yarmouth
Dorchester
Haltinera
Newport News
San Jose
Port LA
Georerusre
Dingler
John
M. B
Reoger
Jonas H. French
Joseph O'Riorden
Ipswich
Lynn
Thomas J
George Moon
Newborg
York
Vube
Northern Light
Larriat
Whitehead
South Amboy
J. &. Atwood
Swan Island
B. Harrington
Tale Aunt
Addteene Hattle
Vinathaven
King Child Dies at Four in Beacon Street Home
Henry Parsons King aged four of 118 Beacon Street died yesterday morning after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 18 Beacon Street on Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock. Interment will be at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Henry Parsons King
Beacon Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
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BEARS
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Low
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Ohio
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Deere & Co
Goodrich
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Miami Copper Pan
Pacific Mail
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US Steel
Utah Copper
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W& LE
Bay State
Bingham Mines
Seeeaves Ig Ty
Va Butte & Ee
Davie Daly
Nat’ Sacces
Goldfield Consol
McKinley-Darexican Metals
Aves Douglas
Searecee
Marconi
Consol Davis
Ely Consol
First National
Reene Canan New
Golifield
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Nevada Hills
McKinley
Minneapolis
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Money Markets
Pir Mindat
Paris
Ord High Point
Metal Markets
Philadelphia Market
Askea
Am Rys
Phila Co Gt
Camb Steel
E& P
Phil Rap
al St Bae
Phil Gen Asph
Ath
Tonopah Trac
Leke
Ton Ke
Dun
State Street
Interior
Sub-Treasury
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company of California
Stone & Webster Management Association
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Bradstreet’s
Ocr
New Hay Haven & Tia
Tford
Union Pacific
New York Railway
Americcan Western
Jay. Esterday
Aeeaire Gov
Ros & Co
Cri&pr
Nyc
Bae
Col’ Industrial
Ovis
den & RG
Denerg Rr Safe Faye Veen
Destr U Rye
North Pacific
Tree Bisa
Distillers
Seeees
Or S
du Pont Bar
Penn
Palle Co
Houwé TC
T & Col
Indiana Steel Os Bay
T&t
Lim&s
Ann Arpor
Seal Air U
Es Weal
At&sf
Sout
Tore
Mk&t
Bawn i Mo Pac
I&rr
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Beth Steel Rig S
National
Texas &P
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Bkly
Cal Gas & Elec
Union Pac
Cen Pacific Ist
Ches & O Cvt
CB & Q
Seer
Estern
Orly
Winston-Salem
Wiscinsia
Dee
Coe Tsi
Boots
Public Service Investment Company
Stone & Webster
The
International Smelting & Refining Company
Miami Copper Company
Inspiration Mills
Berlin
N. H
City OF Albany
N. Y
Seattle
Wash
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Devonshire Street
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
United States District Court
Eastern District of Missouri
Chicago Market
CP Ebeens
Booth Wishatian
Canal & Dock
Chicago City Railways
Com
Edison
Chicago Title & Trust
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Aart
Marx
Union Carbide Ties
Armour
Chicago Telephone
Tee Morris
BOW Ogden Gas Ss
Pneumatic Tool
Coo Hake
Valerie
Bees E. Sperling
Flavilla
Matt Greer
E. Mildred
M. Edith
Surf
Sperling
Mildred
Teaser
Serod Haddock
Swell
Haddock
Shipping News
Sailiud
H. P. King
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